Ultimately we don't want to upload a bunch of entity.json files, we want to use them in our metadata. So another simple CLI that iterates over a directory of entity files and either spits out a simple, sorted list of names or does something a bit closer to our metadata with <namePart> XML and such.
We might want to think a bit about how these records will look in VAULT before this step. If we want a simple list of named entities to stuff in a notes or abstract field then printing a plain text deduped list is fine, but we could also create full VAULT records with the intention of posting them via the API.
Ultimately we don't want to upload a bunch of entity.json files, we want to use them in our metadata. So another simple CLI that iterates over a directory of entity files and either spits out a simple, sorted list of names or does something a bit closer to our metadata with
<namePart>XML and such.We might want to think a bit about how these records will look in VAULT before this step. If we want a simple list of named entities to stuff in a notes or abstract field then printing a plain text deduped list is fine, but we could also create full VAULT records with the intention of posting them via the API.